Most Overseas Students Complaints Are About Private Trainers

WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND–Complaints about private training outlets dominate those received by New Zealand’s International Education Appeal Authority from foreign students. The IEAA has had a code of practice for the pastoral care of international students in New Zealand since October 2002. From then to the end of 2007 it received 346 complaints from students, with 211 relating to private training establishments. full story

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  1. Staging a Comeback: International Students in New Zealand « ESOL TrendWatch Says:
    December 2, 2008 at 2:55 pm | Reply

    [...] Zealand’s International Education Appeal Authority reports that the majority of complaints that it receives are about private training establishments. [...]

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